Wetherspoons bosses confirmed the 394 branches set to reopen on April 12, the date Boris Johnson lifts lockdown restrictions on hospitality businesses with outdoor areas.
The pub chain said its premises with beer gardens, rooftop gardens and patios, will open their doors from 9am to 9pm Sunday – Thursday.
Selected venues will open a little later Friday and Sunday, closing at 10pm, with a reduced menu served until 9pm.
Customers will be able to place orders through the free-app, but staff will also be on hand to take orders.
For those who want to take a pint away, there will also be an option to do so, coinciding with the Prime Minister's lifting of social interactions.
Chief executive John Hutson said: "We are looking forward to welcoming our customers and staff back to our pubs."
Wetherspoons has now released a full-list of the venues set to open, see a list of all confirmed sites below.
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Full list
- Tollemache Inn, Grantham
- Ritz, Lincoln
- Sugar Loaf, Market Harborough
- Samuel Lloyd, Corby
- Kettleby Cross, Melton Mowbray
- Saxon Crown, Corby
- Stamford Post, Stamford
- Captain Noel Newton, Oakham
- Temeraire, Saffron Walden
- Standing Order, Stevenage
- Six Templars, Hertford
- Battesford Court, Witham
- William Aylmer, Harlow
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- Harpsfield Hall, Hatfield
- Port Jackson, Bishops Stortford
- Angel Vaults, Hitchin
- Manor House, Royston
- Bottle Kiln, Harwich
- Wouldhave, Southshields
- Sir William De Wessyngton, Washington
- Ward Jackson, Hartlepool
- Bishop's Mill, Durham (Lloyds)
- Wicket Gate, Chester Le Street (Lloyds)
- Harry Clasper, Whickham
- Last Post, Beeston
- Red Lion, Ripley
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- Waggon and Horses, Alfreton
- Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, Nottingham
- William Peverel, Bulwell
- Woodthorpe Top, Nottingham
- Free Man, Nottingham
- Six Chimneys, Wakefield
- Richard Oastler, Brighouse
- Obediah Brooke, Cleckheaton
- Union Rooms, Batley
- Horse Shoe, Wombwell
- Turls Green, Bradford
- Joseph Bramah, Barnsley (Lloyds)
- Picture House, Morley
- Crossed Shuttle, Pudsey
- Commercial Inn, Sowerby Bridge
- Winter Gardens, Harrogate
- Devonshire Inn, Skipton
- Postern Gate, York
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